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TIE great Yacherou 4 Constantine
Watches are 10 be had only at .l0's !,
]. q. DILLON & CO.'S.
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BLITZ Pulver, instantaneous
Flash Powder for homo p0rtrai.
tllreat night, ut Kinks Art Store,
1905 Main street. !,
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Th ermu nj ctcr lserar,i

A BEAUTIFUL assortment or plu,,,
rGl,ct and other Boxes, very low, al
htrRs Art Store, 1905 Main street. "
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Luxutioun Christmns Presents.
,Colgsle's Cashmere Bouquet perfume Is
alu1lriour,yss inexpensive present which
every lady will APPRECIATE. 4. -
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The Thermometer n! schns,ru drug
s s, opera House corner, yesterday, reg.
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THE great vacheron & Constantine
Watches aro 10 be had only at III
!. G. DILLOS & COPS.
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500 Gold Stem Winding Watches n,
greatly reduced prices, from now mil
January LIST. Lie. DILLON i co.
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I PROM now until Christmas day Meshall
open Novelties In every branch Of eur
business. = ]. q. billions CO., al
jewelers.,
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Popular.
The cheapeut haudkerchieia.
Tho choapss! muill, rs.
The Chcapeet plush goods. 49,.
The cheapest notions Of all kinda at the
POPULAR,
I'LL Main street,
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!, SEE our Gentlemen's Leopard
Slippers at 81 70 per pair. ms :
j. w. AMlCK,
(. 5,a lib Main street.
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l. s. Gooo& %. uell Dry Goods cheapest,
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Gl1e !lostdIIfTQelr1rs:.
New Advertiser prt,

ONCE, Nos. so and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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An English Duke Who Owns Nearly n Half
Million Acres OF American Land,
New York, Nov. CA. London cable.
gram to the Herald says: l learn to-day
that the friends Of tho Duke OF sulher-
land arc exceedingly anxious about the
state Of hiu health. a severe attack OF
pneumonia to man Of aixsy is very critl-
cal. To avoid tho danger of an English
winter the duke was on the point O. de.
parture for warmer climes, but tho stroke
fell upon him at Trentham. His friend
and phyaician, Dr.. Queen, was summoned
and everything possible ia being done.
bear, however. that he is becoming decid-
edly weaker. Ho is one of the largest
landowners in the United Kingdom, and
han no small property in the United
States, amounting to 425,000 acres. He
liked America 30 well that but for his
million and quarter acres be might have
been tempted to mako his home there al.
together. Though often severely criti.
cised by those who believe that one man
has no rightto hold this tremendous ousn.
tity Of land, the duke has been generally
popular, the public thinking none the
worse of him because no long had sort
Of mania for going out with the fro en-.
eines. No one turned out sooner at the
frat alarm OF FIRE than the Duke of suth.
erland. The duchess and he were always
ready to promote charitable enterprises,
Stafford house being frequently given up
to bazars and concerts in aid Of some dis.
tressed society. The heir to the duke.
dom. the Marquis Of Stafford, sat in the
House OF Commons twelve years, but was
retired at tho last election on account Of
the crofter element in his constituency, ;,
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BEWARE OF FRAUD.
Tho Way the Belmont Dem ocrats are Tryil
- to Play it on Voters.

Tho Way the Bclmont Democrats are Trying
to Play it on Voters.
Tbs Democrats are resorting to all kinds
Of fraud over in Belmont county in order
to carry the election tomorrow. They
are quietly distributing what apparently
are Republican tickets, but which have
tho names Of the two Republican noni-
neeo for the Legislature, Col. G. L. Poor
man and A. I: Mckelvey, left of, and the
name Of David Wagner, the Democratic
nominee ior Representative, alone in their
stead. This is to run in at least one Rep
ressntasive, il possible, knowing they can.
not eiecs two. 1t ia a Htupendous fraud,
and many Others will likely be reaorted
to. Votera should look out for them. ss.g
The Democrats arc running the racket
on Col. Poorman that he voted for the
school law, placing colorea children with
the whitca, when, in fsc!, the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States makes it scsionable in dam.
ages, and crimiNally slso, for any Board OF
Education TO deny to colored children the
night to attend tho white schools on &C.
count OF color. Il 49, a : 4
Poorman'1 vote only awept away Slate
Law which Was utterly aud totally abro.
gated and rendered Of no account BY the
fourteenth Amendment.
Before hia vote on this bill any colored
parent could hsvs demanded that his child
be admitted to tho white school, and could
have enforced 1t by the United States lawe.
in epite Of the State law rs it existed, and
IN spite OF the School Board. slt. sa}cg.. sj
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Z A RAILROAD RACKET.
Contest between tho b. & o. and black Din
As-9 qfl mond Go IN pnnioa. FHi-T45TA7j

Contest between thu b. s o. and Black Din.
mond Companies. jFI5i.il3 l3y
Mr.. A. X. Dickson, a travelling man
from New York State, was among those
who came in from the West last evening
on the Baltimore & ohio's Pittsburgh. Gin.
clnnatl express. To a reporter who
CHANGED to meet him at his hotel ho told
an interesting story about railroad war
at Zauesvllle yesterday. Tho pro.
posed "Black D Diamond" road, I tho
work Of construction OF which has
been commenced, contemplated crossing
the Baltimore .& Ohio's tracks at Zanes:
vile. The matter has been ono Of con.
troversy for some time, the Baltimore &
Ohio giving out that 1t would resist sny
move 10 cross that tho Diamond"
people might mako. According : to
M. Dlckson'a story yesterday \ the
Diamond people stole q march
and unexpectedly crossed. It was Sun.
day and an injunction was hard to obtain.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio sent to Newark for
a hundred Italian track builders to come
and tear the newly laid track up.
They responded, but In P tho
meantime tho d Diamond people
appealed to the authoritiec, snd military
company was ordered opt to protect the
plamond'e track layers, The work was
witnessed by about 1000 people, tho ma.
!ority Of whom were in eympathy with
tho now road. Il i,,r54gti iil-s5i
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Tus startling discovery Of. dynamite
bombs IN tho cell OF ono ol the Anarchists
explains somo things. Il explains the
confident assertion Of thOir council that
they never would be hanged and it e1-
plains why, the Anarchists delssrsd with
equsl confidence that they would hare
liberty or death. Their intention was to
cheat tho gallows by blowing up the jail
with everybody in 1t.
What havoc those Blk little bombs
would bave wrought nlny be iplerrsd
from the work Of ono bomb at the Hay
market mestinY. To escape the gallows
the red-handed vills!na wero willing to do
as much moro Wholesale murder 20 might
be necessary. WhatOver tho Governor
may have contemplated before, this will
certainly decide him to let the law take
Its course. The bombs settle the isssss OF
tho Anarchists. /. 81 :i n, y: v
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Mr.. AnRAM s. HEWITT is ono Of the men
who hIys been badly battered By the
local campsign in New York city. Mr..
Hewitt has cough luck. It will be re:
mrmbored thst he gave tho weight Of his
enforcement to tho Morey lstter forgery.
Ol course he did not know the letter was 8
forgery, but he made the mistake Of de-
clarirg that he knew 1t to ba genuine. e
He has erred ss greatly in putting Eel.
lows before the public as one who loads
"a simple Christian life." MIR. Hewitt,
with oil his intelligence and knowledge ol
men, is too childlike for this rough.and.
tumble world. And he wouldn't mind
being President. Z 5.5
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CABLE FLASHES.
Cardinal Pelligrini, the last Cardinal
created by Pope Plus IN, died in R.me

Cardinal Pelligrini, the last Cardinal
created by Pope Plus IN, died in R,mo
Saturday. /, mn
Tho officers Of the prison board have ila-
cided that Mr.. O'Bslen must wear the
convict's uniform. Accordingly he has
been ordered to put 1t on. 1',5 5s .74, 4,
Jay Gould has arrived in England On
the Umbrla. a hurricane was exneri.
enced on Wednesday, but ths millionaire
experienced no Inconvenience. zS- :, :
A Conservative member OF Parliament
says Mr. Wilfrld Blunt is what Ameri.
cans would call la crank. He has. ssys
tho member, gained his notorlety through
hia vile, who Possesses titlc.
II is predicted that Mr.. Chamberlain
will cronte favorable impression on the
Administration at Washington. M.
Chambersin Is guarded by detectives 40
keep of Irlah dynamite,s,n and Is indulg-
ing In somo very silly boasta about what
he intends 10 do. 1t is stated that ho scte
moro like man coming to America on a
warllke Grand than one who is coming
ion what ie popularly believed to be a
peaceful mlesion. ST. 2 s.. rs
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DENIED = ny me AncunIsuop.

Tho Statement Niaie by DR.. McGiynn That
Hls oo,e will be Reopened.
3 Nnw sYoRx,, Nov. G.-Archbiahop Corri-
gan stated to a reporter yesterday that the
announcement made by DR.. McGlynn last
night at the Cooper Union meeting that
his case weq to be 'reoponed and that he
was to be roinutated in the Church was
islse.: "The whole story is most absnzd,'' =
aaid the Archbishop, sand is evidently q
campa!ga document. 1t Is impossible that
McGlynn's case has been or will be re.
opened, In consequence Of Dr.. Melon
nell's recsnt Wait to Rome, for the reason
that DR.. Mel Donnell has not been to Rome
!, and will not 20 there until the end Of De
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THE Anarchists hsvs been allowed 80
much freedom in the receipt of delicsciea
from their friends that it was not q difficult
matter 10. the bombs to be smu2sled in to
them. Hereafter there will. bs close,
scrutiny Of things they receive. They
will get no moro bombs. They have for
ths lea. time exemplified thewolk Of their
dea.h-dealing order.
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I. THE MARYLAND TRICK. !.
Double Fraud beins Worked by tho Cor.

Double Fraud beins Worked by tho Cor.
-,tl man Gang. ;,s
WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-Ths Baltimore
american thus exposes another Democratic
scheme 10 cheat.
"Ihe grand old Democratic party in
Maryland has about reached bedrock, and
1t Will need great many gray mares' to
pull it out of the miro into which. its man.
ayers has plunged it. II there is anything
more .ranaparOntly dishonest than ths
latest schems for cheating tho people of
this Slate, that Gemo1aliSsd old party and
that only can Gnd it. Before us "a wa
write ia q Democratic Stats ticket intended
ior Charles county. It hes the regulation
Jackson sad Liberty head, which has been
put to such base uses Of late, and sur.
mounting tho whole is the number-maJs
By q typewriter in blue ink-G, ,lSa. 's1G-
Tha agent EN- ployed to r,anipnIata this
particular set OF tickets ssya tho scheme Ia
TO buy up Republican voters in Ohprles
county, and pay them so much on ar.
count, recording the number Of the ticket
given them to vote, with the promise that
the balance of the money due them ios
this degrading ssrvics will be paid when
tho ticket with thss number comes ont Of
the hox On the night of the election, This
involves double fraud; for whils the
voter who 10 thus willing to dsbaso him
soIf may bs induced to adhere to his dirty
bargain by the hope Of additional 2eyard.
the rascala who buy theao votes will dis.
honor thoir obligations. E No decsnt Judge
of elaclion In the counties will lend him.
sell to such aschenle, and take down tho
numbers as they come out Of tho boz, and
no Law can compel tho hlibera to keep
their word, "a Z. "A .i -. y 80
"The agent, who imagined he was talk.
ing to regular Democrat, esid thess
tickets had been successfully worked along
tho lines Of travel in Southern Maryland
and in Allegheny county, and had been
scattered broadcast on the eastern shore,
He himself was just up from trip along
the line OF tho Baltimore g. Potomac main
etem, and was refreshing himself In Wash.
ington for another enterprisipg Journey.
This is the party which promises honest
registration and election lsws and writhes
in conyulslonS of ieignsd indignation II
good citizenn suggest doubt Of tho sin.
cerity Of Its psomises. BY their irui.a ye
shall know them In como Of tho States
the publication OF such ticket and its dis:
trlbusion for voting is crime runiohab!e
with tine and imprisonment, even though
there 10 no proof OF bribery. What kind
OF election lews do the people expect L
get from such q party 2" Jsil385,
i i .H D. q
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Gov. of Illlnois, on Whose Decision Hang,
tho Fato OF tho Condemned Ausrohists. Z
The moot potitioned man In the United
States is Governor 0slesby, Of Illinois, in
whose hands lies the last chance fo7 the
seyen Anarchis!s Of Chicago now unde,
eentence Of death. But ahort tint, il
left for the exercise Of a clsmency most yo.
hemently sought. On the other hand
there ls no question that exceedingly
strong local and national reaaons why tha
law should take its COURSE are being
placed before the Governor, who Gnds
himaelf in position Of great embarrasa.
ment. But he will prove equal to tho oc.
cRsion. .; g. 4Ic.-= tts,,..sl5l : -, ID
Richard James Oglesby, Governor Of ii.
linola, WAS born In the State OF Kentucky
in 1924. Like almost all OF our successful
Western statesmen, be began life In a
humble sphere, and has mado bis own
way by dint Of perseverance,, integrity and
business capacity. While living on a farm
and working as carpenter at Decatur.
Illinois, he studied law, beginning .prac.
tice at sullivan in 1916. de served tbrpuaI, pSI
the Mexican var, holding a lieutenant's
commission. In ls47 lie returned to De.
catur, and took q course Of law study In
Louisville. Gen. Oglesby was an original
49sr," having been attracted by the Cali.
!orpia gold excitement. but returned h
Decatur alter two years'lifs oil adventure.
After come experience In local and State
politics, ,""Dick" Oglesby, as he is still af,
fectionately called by his political ad.
mirers, ran for Oopgreos in 1858, but i'm.
successfully. He wss q member Of the
State Senate In 1860. .S'iE1,yli " -
At the outbreak OF the rebellion ha re.
signed his seat and accepted the position
Of Colonel Of tho Eighth Illinois Volnn.
teers. at Fort Donaldson ho commanded
a brigade, and Tor bis gallantry and gen sr.
a.ahip vas pror,oted tho .snk Of Brieaf]ie,
General OF Volunteers. He still inrthei
enhanced his reputation at Shiloh 10,
Pittsburg Lsnding), where he wss one oj
Gen. Grants moat efficient subordinate
commanders. at Corinth ho aided Hel
lock and Rosecrans, and shared the hon
ors Of the Confederate defeat, d 4 vo.,n,
received In this battle rendered him IA,
come time unfit for duty until the follow
ing spring. He then returned to the a-nn,
and was assigned to the Sixteenth Arm;
aorps as Mcior General, This com1nil
sion he reaighed in May, 1854. 5a' %'G
In November ot the same wear GonaYo
| Ogleeby was elected Goyornor OF the Stst
BY IN overwhelming Republican majority
Reductions followed, and he remained i,
office continuously from 1865 TO 1896
| Qnce again, In ;lS72, he was chosen 10 III
ssma hi2h hcInr. DuflnS ali Of thos
years he retained in the hishee. posaibl
measure the confidence and respect Of III
] people. An honor considered by ,lnoI
} even higher than that OF the eubernato1it
J chair Iwas accorded him the following Yea
1872. when he was elected United Stat,
senatos. 4 ~ ;ss4
y Governor oslesby Is a sturdy, comno, r.l,
sense sort Of man, very popular with Il
> Farmers and country people. N
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If Col. Fellows lived in West Virginia
he would by this limo have entered libel
suits against half a dczan newspapers. He
ia, Of courae, guilty, but tha! is all the
more reason why he would have endea.
vored TO muzzle the press. They don't dc
those things With 90 much facility in New
York, and hardly anywhere else.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-07

BELMONT COUNTY Republicans have q
ticket worth cordial aupport, and they
should give it handsome majority. For
the General Assembly they. have two ex'
lent nominees-an old and tried servant
and new man who will start well and
grow. Poorman and McKelvey should
hayo rousing msjorities. s-J. i r, 4.
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The Good Work Of a Priest.

LAwREScE, Mass, Nov. .5.-The unusual
spectacle Of Catholic prizes! as q prosecu.
tosin polio, court occurred to-day. Rev.
J. @. O'Reilly, pastor OF St. Mary's church,
recentlygaw child nine years old intox.
icated, who had obtained liquor from
Hannah Toomey, keeper oi rum shop.
He instituted proceedings sgainus hor and
succeeded in convicting her, sentence be-
ing S75 aud costs and four months in the
house OF correction. "A b. Y 4, Z. ~; r;i$ rs
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TIE New York Evening PosI has tho
manlineaa to rap. the President over the
knuckles for his interference in the poll.
tlcs Of that city and for getting himself on
tho side Of the disseputable bosa.boodle
combination. The Timts has nothing to
say on that phase OF the question, al
though 1t is doing good work against
Fellowu. i.i-,5l. fss va
Tbs Times ought 10 have the courage to
tell the President what 1t thinks. The
Time, helped to mako him what he Is. II
Mr.. Blaine were President and in the
game relative attitude toward a pestifer'
GUS aet Of New York politicians, We are
quito su.o that he would Lear from the
Times. Oar understanding Of this matter
has been that the MugHumps strive for a
prircipls-tha! they hew to the line, let
the chips fall where they may. +.
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Our friends over the river should not
take anything for granted. 1t will not do
for any Republican voter to refrain from
voting on the assumption that the ticket
will bs elected anyhow. The Admins.
tration hes made special effort to pull
down the Republican majority in Ohio,
md the way to answer; that is to pile
up an overwhelming majority. Every
vote counts.
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, ,O'BnIEN RESISTED
Tho Attompt to Put tho Prison Garb Upon

Tho Attempt to Put the Prison Garb Upon
Him Yesterday. - rs
DUBLIN, Nov. G.-Mr. O'Brien resis!ed
the attempt to forcs him to put on ths mi.
form OF the Tullamore jail to day. The
prison doctor then dirocied the Governor
to desist on account OF the unfayorable
state Of Mr.. o. Brien's health. "a ffTa
Mr.. Dillon spoke at Castle Rsa to-day,
Ho entreated his hearera to avear with
him that as long as lie and liberty re.
manned they would do everything in their
powor ITO avange Mr.. O'Brien and to
make suffer the hateful class who con.
signed this beloved and gifted Ilishman 10
q felons cell. ~ ,e'53elI "a 4 ~ D -
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. G.-Frank De.
lair, la.o private Company I, Eighteenth
1llinola Infantry, now residing in Coburg.
province Of Ontario, Dominion Of Canada,
has been awarded q pension for total
blindness, beginning June u, 1854, first
payment OF which is Sl2 ,64S, and payable
Rtthe Washington ID, o. agency. We
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Iinta,lioant ard h,,,,. !, ,
|Etsta 9ho hara1 Ss 1uas,Ss hnnn na.vStas ~ IN tn'
tantinrv nnr nv, Vista uosn "nia ,i ~ tne peni
than tha,a 1 ~ wet ~ ins" th nu,s .aole 70 Gent
fellow man n" sSan,a sS az ,n3 teg9ect 81 tneii
rnra nasaf,,, sfou'u VVhaluel tnls lac'
more maniiol3 cnnSSs o ~ S,.s sSie sh,, ont any
arcnsinu man ~ w,,s,nc to "u.e ar.lcIes
nimnlv 6a]cansa ] u thar hs hauss 49, so ea.Convlcta
Dsmocrats AId - Ia .nS1 sSnr II,1 o'Sn W.uhg 70
fnl in esnrea,n, II ~ mrhiin n,'o pe oie care
a;.. M ~ - 'Ap.sss,ns ~ % ~ puo!c places ms de-
na,donsS hsio,O s siso;on ito ,h NY penlsentiaty
ths Damoc,.,;o vs.V t;ntt tnI. ne may vote
cne Ieocisc tIcset, Us he mas on several
bus dnrinc th;s "a am ~ nei"n % aus aus VI oolun'
~ 4" ~ s w.. phA'
!, WATCH Gu TEE hAscALs. t-4
80 lar 90 the political committees are
concerned the work OF The camps,on IA
abont c,oao5 o,d ho.h nox,,o, .'rhn .". , -
s.S ~, seu "nu .'s" p"t.'e' a'e waiung
tor tne verdici OF the people. No one VINO
nss wsIcned tne moYements from the be.
f,nninx can iali 10 nave observed how tho
pemoc,suo managers nave doundercd
aouuaI :. uKs y Drowning man grasping at
oas"n. 0aa e.. tne DenoclatlG Ssate Committee
snu ,ts PllAcipa, Ganoidate have on.
aeayofeu oesnh =. &c 70 ihooaWlnk the people csnd
th;s tn;sn h voses ny deception. Even up to
tis on,, ,t i.oar i!es ate nansing 20 their llps
." mIu LEY W.. soph tet'se rom sight In the
nsmu msan.ss sn1pe, unn! ios= TINS world and un.
p'sp"tiu ~ ,ha ~. hI s.is ne1s.
rar,, ns !; tas neaoquar!eis OF the two parties
pany,S,inn Eeny S,heiont scsnes are presented. Tho
iecelVe good news, while the Democrats
an ow.tar "uhuoat'ea' ~ gum aud as retcent as
q 81 ~ ~ '.st. tSn o. I,
vSnt ~ Sns sslse!a eae only tslk is about
VIII W. ofnner ~, .L;Ii IVY orNy WIN pc.
,,o,na n'ae Gil tols u encouraHing, Rspub.
i;sa HALE ~ sa,.i nsve me gteaLest duty OF their
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TuE Ohio Republican who deslres the
success Of his party ticket will see that he
has tho right ballot before he casta 1t.
The othor aide Is so!ting all sorts Of traps.
Now traps do no harm II you do not step
into them, M.r. }t4
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BETWEEN his desire for the election oi
Fellows and his other mad desire for the
delea! Of Foraker, tho President Is kept in
a state Of mind those autumn days.
From present indications the President ia
destined to bo disappointed all along the
q f, /. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-07

SUNSET Cox has shrewd insight into
New York politics. He makes q little sug.
yss!lon In tho nature Of a prophecy, and
does not seem unwilling to have the result
come his way. NV. IHL- ". ---- y
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Suicide OF a Prisoner.

CHICAGO, Nov. Go. Hall, prisoner at
tho armory, committed nuicido yesterday
morning by buttins his head against the
bars of his cell. He was at oaco taken to
the county hospital, but he had lost too
much blood to be revived. ~ q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-07

TnRRE Is to be good deal ol voting 10.
morrow, and thero may be come surprises
tied up in 1t. There will be an eyo'opener
for Candidate Powsll, II he really thinks
ho Ia going 10 be elected, &.g